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Orientation and T estingg began CI different Scheme of life O1'iL'lll1llillll Stal'fe1's czxrefully LE 1 ... : . fr -.W N :v - 4 ' f, ma , 1' X f'215.:,z..u.eeNf . .-www-x-mx vm-, tam.---un 3 , , ,mg , A. www- X . watch Lhc rows upon rows of meds . . . and freshmen . . . during testing in Bowman Gym.
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T - .- is v 'S ' T . 'W ve ., ,Q ' -2 ... A as . i s , . -A W f xx Q. b5',fW 5 7- 'ii Dean Farber gave one of the many welcoming speeches to the new arrivals. Arrival . brings 730 new DePauwires The Classic: scene was re-enacted again. The lresh- men arrirecll Men reported tu the hootlrs tu fill out their temporary liousing during rush as the women rnovecl Clothes. recorcl players, hooks. shoes, hairclryers, lmlletin lmards. radios, and typewriters into the clnrnrs. Dorm stallers and O stalfliers were waiting to help them get tlrrunglr the clay's activities -21 welecnne hy President Kerstetter, O group, RTK and Panhel meetings. There was the excite- rnent of meeting the rest ol the Class ul' 'GS-the girls in their floor groups and the guys in O meetings. It was a clay of anticipation ul' the new friends, the four years ahead, and especially of the Coming Week. The Class of 1968 and their parents gather for the opening day convocation. 21
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On Monday morning the freshmen were hit with the disillusioning fact of eight o'clock orientation tests. In the next three days they took language. science, math, English, and history exams to place them in advanced sections in their best subjects. Those scoring high in English entered an Advanced English course. new this year. In addition to this taste of the academic life. the social, religious, and my extra-curricular part of the campus was explained Q fri- HWS i Ie blgtestt to the freshman in their O groups. The Owl, the Lgnglhtigtifig Tiiglfsogf flzshmci Monon Bell. the UB, the philanthropies of Lucy ' Rowland and Edward Rector, East College, and Robeann Park became more than just names to them. .- XX Q 'A , Qi T?3 fPX ' - fl. . .rxhgi W: .59 X Q X X Q 35 X -' .L .5 -.ff ' ' 'i ,, e 'Tf'T' W M , The purpose of college, the rewards to be gained, the customs and traditions of DePauw occupy the freslmren's minds as they are discussed in Orientation groups.
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